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AIR FORCE 1, Boeing VC-25A, seen arriving at RAF Mildenhall with President of the United States, Joe Biden, onboard. Shortly after arrival President Biden and his First Lady addressed the airmen, airwomen and their families of the base before departing down to attend the G7 summit in Cornwall.
The heavily modified Boeing 747-200 (VC-25A) is operated by the 89th Air Wing at Andrews AFB.
Rödigen near Jena, Thuringia, Germany
{75 mm: T1.5 — ƒ/1.4 | 1/8000 s | ISO 50 | manual White Balance | manual exposure | manual focus}
Caetano H2 City Gold realiza servicio de transporte interno en el Parque de la Naturaleza de Cabárceno, Cantabria. Hasta la fecha ha circulado en el CRTM de Madrid, TUA Oviedo, Bilbobus, Ágreda Automóvil y Autos Cal Pita, todas empresas del Grupo Alsa.
*Circulando como vehículo en pruebas de Caetano Bus*
Cabárceno, Parque de la Naturaleza de Cabárceno
I certainly didn't think it would take 3 years to go from 7 to 8000 photos but here we are, on my 8th year on Flickr! I got photos of this Simca a few years ago but the photos were crap so I didn't post them, I then forgot where it was and spent a few hours this week tracking it down. It’s nice to see that cars like this are left completely untouched even in a carpark accessible from the street without being vandalised. Thanks again everyone for enjoying my photos over the years!
I finally got out today to run a test on the new Nikkor 500mm F5.6 PF lens. Given the light this afternoon was really poor I am pretty happy with the results, but will definitely need more practice to get used to this new bit of kit, especially its weight which completely changes the dynamic of 500mm shooting as its so light, putting the weight at the camera end of the fulcrum.
You can however hand hold and walk all day with this lens without breaking your back or arms and without the need to drag around a huge big tripod so it has some major plusses.
Europorte 4008 has arrived with train 46060 from Troyes, and is shunting its cars at Gent-Darsen.
EPF 4008, Gent-Zeehaven-Darsen 16.9.2017
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Boeing VC-25A
United States Air Force
"Air Force 1"
Heathrow
Runway 27L
13/06/2021
Arriving from G7 summit in Newquay with president Biden, prior to departing for tea with the Queen.
The most photographically useful mile on the Missabe strikes again with this consolation prize U717 yesterday. I had been out specifically to catch the squeaky clean veterans unit leading A439 but it outran the setting sun to Birch. After failing I started southward for home and caught up with this guy at Culver and beat him here to the south crossing at Burnett with about 6 minutes of sun left.
Ya don't get this opportunity often. Also as you'll see in the companion photo this is a set of shiny new 8000 series ore cars that have displaced the old order astonishingly quickly. The Missabe is down to one or two trainsets of old cars in pellet service.
Caetano H2 City Gold realiza servicio de transporte interno en el Parque de la Naturaleza de Cabárceno, Cantabria. Hasta la fecha ha circulado en el CRTM de Madrid, TUA Oviedo, Bilbobus, Ágreda Automóvil y Autos Cal Pita, todas empresas del Grupo Alsa.
*Circulando como vehículo en pruebas de Caetano Bus*
Cabárceno, Parque de la Naturaleza de Cabárceno
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Northern Wheatear - Oenanthe Oenanthe
CSX J713 rumbles west through Camargo with two SD40-2s sandwiching a GP38-2. Seeing this power reminds me of the days this train would run with EMDs every single day, the opposite of the GE ES44s it ran with yesterday.
Elle rassemble les corps de 2208 soldats, dont 577 inconnus. La bataille de Morhange dont il est question s'est déroulée du 19 au 20 août 1914 et fit plus de 8000 morts.
Excerpt from webapp.driftscape.com/map/1396264e-f2a2-11eb-8000-bc1c5a8...:
Weston: Then and Now Mural
1901 Weston Road
"Weston: Then and Now" is a three-wall mural series. The mural was designed by artists Jim Bravo, Niel Yee, Rowena Kizito and Bryan Bermudez.
The murals depict the same intersection on Weston Road on each wall at different periods of time. The first wall depicts school children in the 1920’s, the second focusing on depiction of older children in the mid-20th century and the last wall in the series showing young adults of the present day.
Corseul, ancienne ville gauloise prospère, devint à l'époque romaine la capitale de la Civitas des Coriosolites.
C'était alors la plus grande ville du Grand-Ouest avec entre5000 et 8000 habitants. Il en reste aujourd'hui de nombreux vestiges gallo-romains.
Corseul, an old prosperous Gallic city, became in Roman times the capital of the Civitas of Coriosolites.
It was then the largest city in the West with between 5,000 and 8,000 inhabitants. It remains today many Gallo-Roman remains.
Côte de Penthièvre
Bretagne
France
Excerpt from webapp.driftscape.com/map/976bcabe-7510-11ec-8000-bc1c5a8...:
Tallawah by Kareen Weir: In response to the Women Paint’s theme “Naturally Resilient,” I reflected on how surviving the Covid-19 pandemic has been a sign of our resilience. The world changed overnight, and here we are over a year later grappling with the shift as a global society. I have found in times like these that we need comforting reminders that though challenging and trying times may come, we will get through.
My mural's message reads: “TALLAWAH.” Tallawah is a Jamaican Patwah word that means to be strong, fearless, strong-willed, and not to be underestimated. Jamaicans often use the phrase “We likkle but, we tallawah,” which means that we may be small but we are strong and can do or achieve anything.
The rendering is a cross section beneath the surface of the earth to show the intricate intertwining of roots that form the letters of this Patwah adjective. The variance in the size of the roots in contrast to the tiny sprouts of renewed life emphasize all that is possible for us; to both stand strong and start anew. I drew my inspiration from my history. The mural utilizes Patwah language (Creole) spoken on the street amongst the Jamaican Diaspora as context for the artwork. The language reflects my birthplace’s past struggles with slavery and its ancestry from the mother continent Africa, as well as the European colonization. It has come to represent our people and culture. Its survival means that the spirits of those who spoke it must've been just as resilient. It serves as a message to the diaspora, the GTA and beyond that we are still here.
It is a proud moment to see Patwah represented, to show that there is a strong Afro-Caribbean presence in our arts community. It's another step in: increasing the language's visibility in these spaces, as well as educating, raising awareness on and preserving what's been inherited and left by our ancestors. I wanted to pass on this positive reminder to the public as it has been passed onto me, and to use a language born out of resilience to be a sign and expression of hope. Keep moving forward. Continue to root for yourself. Pat yourself on the back for how far you've come. Be grateful that we’re still present and push forward in graceful strength to the future.